Discount Stores in Aurora, ON

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  1. 15260 Yonge Street, Aurora ON L4G 1N4

    4 Good 74 reviews

    “A really good place to go if you're looking to avoid spending five, six times the money in a big box store. For example, greeting cards here are really a dollar and not ten or fifteen dollars like they are in Shoppers Drug Mart or other stores. They're good for a lot of small kitchen aids like silver pans to make a turkey and whatever other stuff. I would definitely shop there for some of the stuff that you're going to use since it's not very expensive. Lots of kitchen utensils as well. Can find anything I need here”

  2. Gateway Centre, 52 First Commerce Drive, Aurora ON L4G 0H5

    3.6 Good 41 reviews

    “I am so amazed the things i found here, in normal situations we have to go to Home Depot for these items or you may have to use for suite online shopping but here it’s literally right there with a reasonable price”

  3. 15408 Yonge Street, Aurora ON L4G 1N9

    3.5 Good 23 reviews

    “I had a great shopping experience at this store! The staff were very friendly, helpful, and welcoming. They treated me with kindness and respect and made my visit enjoyable. The store was well organized, and the customer service was excellent. I really appreciate their professionalism and positive attitude. I highly recommend this store and will definitely shop here again!”

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  5. 15340 Bayview Avenue, Aurora ON L4G 7J1

    3.6 Good 122 reviews

    “This Dollar Tree has really cleaned itself up! Organized store with still ok prices. The food selection even has better expiration dates. Thanks guys I come here more often than other pleases now! EDIT: wanted to add anything needing a small organization like under a sink, in a cabinet or drawer, this is the place that can’t be beat!”

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